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Networking in the New Year
David Galton-Fenzi of Zycko and Nuvias Group gives his top five networking predictions for the year ahead | |
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Device agnostic IoT security
Matt Walmsley at Vectra Networks makes the case for behaviour-based security as an essential line of IoT defence |  |
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Welcome to the January 2017 Newsletter.
Who needs New Year’s resolutions when you can make New Year’s nominations instead? You still have until the end of this week to make your nominations for the finalists of the 2017 Network Computing Awards, to be held in March at a central London location. Once the nominations process has closed then voting for the ultimate winners of each category will begin, so please do have your say on the networking products, services, companies and projects that have made the most impact in the past year by clicking on the banner above!
As for the year ahead? In this issue of the newsletter David Galton-Fenzi, CEO of Zycko and CCO of Nuvias Group, offers us his top networking predictions for 2017, ranging from software defined networking to mesh architecture, while senior leaders at Rackspace such as John Engates, Chief Technology Officer and Jeff DeVerter, CTO of Microsoft Technologies, give us their cloud forecasts for the next twelve months.
Both prediction pieces highlight that The Internet of Things will continue to make a significant impact in 2017, and we have several articles this month that examine the growing security challenge posed by IoT. The more things change…
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